Private-Market Tooth Fairy Can’t Cut Medicare Cost

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In his Bloomberg column, Advisory Council member Peter Orszag discusses the scoring of Republican vice presidential hopeful Paul Ryan’s Medicare plan by the Congressional Budget Office, and how it compares to Medicare Advantage. Read the full piece here.

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Private-Market Tooth Fairy Can’t Cut Medicare Cost

Aug 21, 2012

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